Bacterial Infection

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  • Created on: 23-03-22 21:28
Prokaryotic (no enclosed nucleus), no mitochondria or membrane bound organelles
Bacteria
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Name 5 types of bacterial infections?
Bacterial meningitis,pneumonia, gastritis, urinary tract infections, sexually transmitted diseases and skin infections
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Antiphagocytic
Protection against phagocytosis- bacteria produce thick capsules of carbohydrate or protein
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Exotoxins
Proteins released during bacterial growth (is a poisonous substance)
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Endotoxins
Released during lysis of bacteria- activates inflammatory response and produces fever
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Bacteria transported in the blood due to failure of body’s defences
Bacteremia
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Antigenic variation
Happens when the host develops protective levels of antibodies- bacteria responds by changing antigens and becoming resistant
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Phagocytosis
Call uses plasma membrane to engulf a particle
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Bacterial meningitis,pneumonia, gastritis, urinary tract infections, sexually transmitted diseases and skin infections

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Name 5 types of bacterial infections?

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Protection against phagocytosis- bacteria produce thick capsules of carbohydrate or protein

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Proteins released during bacterial growth (is a poisonous substance)

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Released during lysis of bacteria- activates inflammatory response and produces fever

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